Show short-run and long-run effects on australian economy

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Problem-

Why did some countries fare better in the recent financial crisis? Can early warning indicators help predict which countries will be most vulnerable in an economic crisis such as the one that occurred in 2008-09?

From the data found in the Excel sheet attached, we want to focus on the following five countries:

• Australia

• China

• Iceland

• Japan

• United States

Suppose the price of a barrel of oil rose from US$100 to US$150. Use a basic aggregate demand and aggregate supply diagram to show the short-run and long-run effects on the Australian economy.

Additional Information-

The problem is belongs to Economics and it is explore about the price rise of a barrel of oil. Based on aggregate demand and supply, a diagram needs to be drawn to show the short run and long run effects on the Australian economy.

Word limits- 350

Reference no: EM13825781

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